'A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English; with a Dissertation on the Languages, Literature, and Manners of Eastern Nations' [‎393r] (790/1826)

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V dil-garmi, Friendship, warm-heartedness.
dil-glr, Seizing the heart, terrifying, filling with horror
or anguish. Abhorring. Melancholy, sad, afflicted, low-spirit
ed, grieved. Soothing, conciliating.
p dil-glri, Aversion, horror, indignation. Affliction.
A jJfc) dalam (from Being very black (clothes). Hang
ing (the lip). Dilam, Name of a city. Dulum, A pimple.
A dalma, (fern, of adlam) Swarthy (woman). The
thirtieth night of the moon (as being quite dark).
p jbJj dilmdb) Milk thickened by boiling, and eaten with
honey or sugar.
p dil-mandah, Sorrowful, indisposed.
p dil-murgh, A kind of arrow.
dulamiz. Strong, firm, robust.
A(^***!j Misfortune. Dulamis, Very dark.
A J dulamiS) Smooth. Bald (head). A polished cuirass.
A li*! J dilmiz, A large grinder.
p dulmak, A tarantula. Dalamak, New cheese,
p dulmul, Unripe grain. Beans in the pod.
p dulmah, A tarantula. Dalamahy New cheese,
p<L*JJ dilmah-shtr) Milk coagulated,
p dil-mshln, Agreeable, pleasing. A heart at ease.
A^J dalanza\ Hard, strong. A thick fat camel.
Smooth, level ground.
p J dalang, An embankment of twigs, earth, and stones.
A short spear. A hoe, a mattock, a pick-axe. The sheath in
which dates are enveloped. Dalang or dilang, Suspended.
PioUUj dalingdn. Hung, suspended,
p dil-nigardnt, Sorrow. (Gladw in.)
F dil-namudagi) Demonstration of the heart, love.
pj^J dil-tiazzaZ) Soothing the mind. Gracious. A mistress.
dil-nazsdzah) Blandishment. dil-nawdzah
kardait) To sooth, to caress, to flatter, to wheedle,
p jl$i dil-nihad, Attention.
A dalnls, A shell-fish found in Egypt.
A dalzv (from jJ->), Letting down (a bucket) into a well.
Drawing (water). Asking in the name of another, employing
a mediator. Driving (a camel) slowly. Being astonished.
Treating benevolently. The fifth heaven, formed of gold. A
bucket, an urn. The sign Aquarius. The hopper of a mill.
A mark burnt upon camels. A calamity, an evil.
pUj daliod, Pendulous, inverted. Astonished.
vj\^ dil-wdr (ordil-zear), Bold, courageous.
dalzcdni) The crested lark.
A duluj (from ^J), Drawing water from a well and
pouring it into the cistern or trough.
A daluhj (A cloud) big with rain. Duluh (from ^^),
Walking with short steps, as when overloaded.
A daliikh, A loaded palm-tree. Fat (camel).
dulus (from ( < /^^)> Shining, glittering (a burnished
coat of mail). Dillazcs, Moveable, not fixed.
A dalu^ A swift she-camel. Dulu^ (from ^Jt>), Hang
ing (the tongue from the mouth). Lolling out the tongue.
A J duluf, (pi. of J dulf) Swift eagles.
A daluk, (A sword) easily drawn or dropping from its
sheath. (A troop) rushing with impetuosity. A camel whose
grinders are broken by age (so that he cannot contain his spittle).
A daluky Any thing with which the body is rubbed (as
oil or odours). Name of a dilapidated fortress in Syria. Duluk
(from elicit)), Sloping westward, setting (the sun).
A dululdy An amorous glance. A disdainful look.
A dDjSj dululat (from dallu), Pointing out the road. Dis
sembling, feigning anger (as lovers). Flattering, caressing,
p dalulah. Mourning, lamenting.
A <0^ dulh) (Blood) shed with impunity. Dalah (and
duluh) (from ^^), Becoming insane, distracted (from grief or
love). Having no regard for her colt (a camel). Forgetting.
p J dalah, The hay-weasel infesting pigeon-houses, a fitchet.
A coarse dervish’s habit. A whisperer, a sycophant. A co
quette. The pith of a tree. A vine-prop. Dilah, The heart.
p <l!j The ermine. Fraud, treachery. False, insin
cere. A whirlwind, Dalla-i muhtdlah, The name
of a famous enchantress of Egypt.
A dalhun, With impunity.
A J dilhds, A huge lion. A strong, bold man.
A dilhdm, A bold man. A lion.
A dilhas, A large powerful lion.
A^J dalhasat (from q), Going fast. Outstripping.
pl^J Dilhird or Dilhatd, Name of a king of India.
A J dalham, Dark. A wolf. The male Uai kata.
A J dalahmas, A lion roaming at night,
p dill, Belonging to the heart, jjc) dill dil, A se
cret, kept secret.
A dully, (pi. of J J dalw) Buckets. Dulla', A highway.
A dalls (from ui-Jj), Walking with short steps,
p SjJj dafidah, Coarsely ground (wheat or barley),
rJ dilir, Brave, intrepid. Insolent, bold, impudent,
dilirdn-i dushman-guzdr, Brave soldiers, conquerors
of the foe. <^->3 ditirdn-i nabard, Courageous heroes,
p dilirdnah, Heroically.
dilirl, Valour, magnanimity.
A dalls, Smooth, bright (thing).
A laJ J dallz, One who drives people from the king’s gate.
A dafi^, A spacious and level road.
A dalif (from t»jLJj), Travelling by night. Going with
a slow step (an old man). Rising with a load (a camel). Going
before (a troop). A slow pace.
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